Yeah its weird they shouldve atleast blurred the girls face.This video in itself is problematic. There is no need for comparison. Everyone's relationship with allah is unique. One can get the message of this video across without putting the young girl with the black hijab on blast. At the very least, her face should have been blurred.
Religious girl on deen > I would have trust issues for a wishy washy type of chick. Choose a lifestyle and go your own way.Could not a girl be both i.e. go to school, study hard, and on an off day, toy a little with degeneracy and decadence, whilst in the eve reciting Qur'an to remember purpose of one's creations? More rounded, I would think, and most likely would remain on the right path by the time she is in her 20s.
It is all about upbringing. Kids from 'good' homes with 'good' parents [mostly] produce 'good' kids whereas lost children grow up to be poor parents, and by extension produce poor kids! Cycle of life.
That video went viral on tiktok regardless. It wouldn't make a difference whether her face was covered or not.This video in itself is problematic. There is no need for comparison. Everyone's relationship with allah is unique. One can get the message of this video across without putting the young girl with the black hijab on blast. At the very least, her face should have been blurred.
Would you be okay with your daughter/sister doing hthis.?Why are you watching clips of young girls and judging them. Bottom is a very learned and knowledgeable girl at her age Mashallah. The top is just vibing. Both look around 10 or maybe younger. Who cares bro.
We are talking about young girls though, not grown-ups, are we not? I would agree, as one gets older, one must stay on the right path, and there is only one path.Religious girl on deen > I would have trust issues for a wishy washy type of chick. Choose a lifestyle and go your own way.
I wouldn't be okay with grown men watching videos and judging my under 10 daughter/sister.Would you be okay with your daughter/sister doing hthis.?
Why is she going viral dancing on the net in the first place.I wouldn't be okay with grown men watching videos and judging my under 10 daughter/sister.
People have more pressing matters to worry about, I think. And who is to say what that woman and her legion of guys would do to someone who publicly admonishes them. What would stop them from coming to someone and causing them harm. Dadkan dadki hore camal ma aho. Waano ma raban mana maqlayaan. If they donβt fear Allah, and have no shame thereβs no saying what they would do to someone.There's nothing wrong with that little girl dancing in Aroos/Xaflad. What I find strange is how degeneracy is more tolerated in xamar. Check out these ciyaals making out in public in southern somalia.
You'll never see teenagers being allowed to behave like this in other parts of somaliweyn.